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pantomine

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See: imitate, mock


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The Baroness is both evil and funny, like a pantomine villain, and with Edward Peel cast as Baron Bomburst, their relationship is sickly-sweet, at odds with her evil, child-hating side.
For tickets call 01492 532668 CAPTION(S): Reporter Martin Williams tries his luck on stage at Theatr Colwyn, who are hosting a pantomine Jamie Marcus, producer of Dick Whittington
My experience": Of course, this simply translates as someone who spent many years being nasty about people in my national newspaper columns before going on to spend many years being nasty to people on the idiot box - presenting a worthy but woefully dull consumer programme, that patronising Points of View gubbins and a now-well-past-its-sell-by-date quiz show which, despite, or because of, my pantomine "Queen of Mean" act, is about as cutting edge as a knife made out of Play-Doh.
 
 
 
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